fluid electrolytes

Question 1

Hydrostatic pressure

Answer 1

Moves from capillaries to interstitial fluid.

Question 2

oncotic pressure

Answer 2

Moves from interstitial space to capillaries.

Question 3

fluid balance 3
ADH
Renin
Atria

Answer 3

ADH-kidneys reabsorb water and sodium.
Renin angiotensin aldosterone syndrom-shock-retains fluids
Atrial natriuretic peptide-decreases fluid increases urin output

Question 4

S/S of respiratory acidosis

Answer 4

headache, confusion, and drowsiness

Question 5

S/S of respiratory alkalosis

Answer 5

Tingling, dizziness, confusion increased

Question 6

What happens when pH is abnormal?

Answer 6

Decreade functioning of enzymes
hem dosent manage 02 prop
low enough can cause death.

Question 7

Fluid volume deficit symptom you would not guess

Answer 7

Fever

Question 8

Hypernatermia what organ? S/S

Answer 8

Brain- Anorexia/N/V

confusion, agitation

Question 9

Hyponatermia s/s 2

Answer 9

Confusion/HA

Question 10

Hypernatermia S/S 3

Answer 10

Grumpy, thirsty, not with it

Question 11

Both natermia 3

Answer 11

seizures, N/V, lethargy

Question 12

Sodium Range

Answer 12

1.35-1.45

Question 13

Potassium Hypo signs 3

Answer 13

Decrease respiratory, cramping. constipation

Question 14

Hyper k 1 sign and 1 thing

Answer 14

Weak risk with kidney fail

Question 15

Hypo and hyper are opposites besides 1

Answer 15

Arrhythmia

Question 16

Hypo Ca s/s 7

Answer 16

Bone loss, blood clots, diarrhea, anxiety, 2 test, tingling/twitching

Question 17

Ca normal levels

Answer 17

9-10.5

Question 18

Explain Thy and para

Answer 18

thy-slows osteo

para-breaks down bone stimulates calcitroil which helps absorb Ca and works on kidneys